Overview

The AppSec Rio de la Plata 2016 Conference will be a reunion of Information Security Latin American leaders, and will present cutting-edge ideas. OWASP events attract a worldwide audience interested in “what’s next”. The conference is expected to draw 300-400 technologists from Government, Financial Services, Media, Pharmaceuticals, Healthcare, Technology, and many other verticals.

Only qualified speakers and experts

The AppSec Rio de la Plata 2016 Conference will be a reunion of Information Security Latin American leaders, and will present cutting-edge ideas. OWASP events attract a worldwide audience interested in “what’s next”. The conference is expected to draw 300-400 technologists from Government, Financial Services, Media, Pharmaceuticals, Healthcare, Technology, and many other verticals.

More than 26 Speakers!

International speakers across Latam will be showing their research and knowledge in many software security related topics! Get trained!

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"Welcome and Introduction to OWASP"

Welcome to participants, Thanks to our Sponsors, and Introduction to OWASP

Walter Riveros (Argentina)at 09:00

"Talking about security in node Applications"

From 10:00 to 10:30

Coffee break

Mauricio Campiglia (Uruguay)at 10:30

"Seguridad en el SDLC, el ultimo orejon del tarro"

Security in the SDLC is the last priority of many projects. Many agree that it is a necessary evil but the best they achieve is a pentest prior to coming into production. In this talk will be presented OpenSAMM as a maturity model to include security in the development life cycle and propose alternatives to approach the state in which security is an integral part of the development effort.

Gaston Toth (Argentina)at 11:15

"Web app little mistakes, big problems"

The main focus of the talk is to make software developers aware of security issues and how a simple bug can have serious consequences on the system.

From 12:00 to 13:00

Lunch break

Carlos Eduardo Santiago (Brasil)at 13:00

"Improving your Penetration Testing with Threat Intelligence"

This year there is a large increase in data leakage due to security breaches of companies like Yahoo, LinkedIn, Dropbox, Tumblr. With this, the Pentest must evolve and cover more tests to identify a larger number of security flaws and possible data leakage, which are presents outside the company's security perimeter. This presentation has objective to introduce and discuss how Threat Intelligence has become a key to the Pentest can identify as many as possible vulnerabilities of companies.

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"Mobile Security Warnings!"

Regular expressions are commonly used in each computational environment: from Web clients to IDS/IPS to Web applications to databases. Software engineers use regular expressions to perform input data validation and a wide range of other functions related to string manipulations and parsing. With code examples, We'll discuss the so-called RegEx DoS vulnerability and why this security problem has become more and more recurrent in this repository-driven and open source software development model.

Lunch break

Cristian Amicelliat 13:00

"Biohacking y no morir en el intento"

What is Bio Hacking? How can it be useful? Where to begin? These are some of the questions to be answered when implanting an NFC / RDIF chip.
This talk is based on the experience with this type of devices and their use, from the moment I perform an implant without having defined for that.
The talk is accompanied by a demo where an implanted NFC chip is used

Pablo Torres Correaat 14:00

"¿Porque exponemos nuestra informacin privada tan facilmente?"

It will explain how a sql injection bypass works, the measures that can be taken to avoid them and how they still work in IT companies, and the little responsibility that is to skip those errors.

From 15:00 to 15:30

Coffee break

Julian Murguía Hughesat 16:30

"Privacy Beyond Security - Keeping the Personally Indentifiable Information private after the security has been breached"

Unconditionally secure encryption impervious to an attacker with infinite computational power has been a dream, specially now when quantum computers do exist and all cryptography in use is at stake.
We will present a new unconditionally secure encryption technique.
Existing Format Preserving Encryption is slow, expensive and no more secure than the underlying algorithm.
We will show how fast and inexpensive Format Preserving Encryption based on this technique can be implemented.

16:30

To Be Defined

Maximiliano Alonsoat 17:15

"Secure Release Management"

Many organizations and individuals understand OWASP as a way to identify failures, security as a cycle that must be kept in parallel to the phases of software development and the tools that OWASP possesses in the phases of the cycle.

From 18:00 to 18:30

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Speakers

Top experts will be presenting advanced software security topics

Alejandro Parodi (ARGENTINA)Infobyte LLC / Fundador SecuritySignal

Mobile Security Warnings!

Gustavo Nieves (CHILE)

"Las buenas prácticas del SDLC basado en OWASP"

Mateo Martinez (URUGUAY)OWASP Uruguay

"Presentación de OWASP Uruguay"

Mauricio Campiglia (Uruguay)Krav Maga Hacking

"Seguridad en el SDLC, el último orejón del tarro"

Gaston Toth (ARGENTINA)OWASP Patagonia Chapter Leader

"Web app little mistakes, big problems"

Carlos Eduardo Santiago (BRASIL)REDBELT

"Improving your Penetration Testing with Threat Intelligence"

Fernando Cocaro (URUGUAY)TBD

"No negociamos con secuestradores"

Maximiliano Alonzo (URUGUAY)TIB (This Is Boolean) / OWASP Uruguay

"Secure Release Management"

Walter Riveros (ARGENTINA)Deloitte Argentina

"Talking about security in node Applications"

Pablo Torres Correa (Argentina)Argentina

"¿Porqué exponemos nuestra información privada tan fácilmente?"

Alexis Taborda (Colombia)Universidad Nacional de Colombia

"Conditions of Binary search algorithm for being an optimization of sequential inference algorithms to audit the risk of SQL injections in web environments"

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Partners and Sponsors

OWASP is maintained by the OWASP Foundation, established in the United States as an 501(c)(3) Not-For-Profit entity. The US based foundation manages the financial resources of the global organization as well as this event. Sponsorship contributions should be made through bank wire or credit card payment to our US Foundation. Sponsorships are listed in USD, but we are happy to provide a quote and invoice in another currency.

We are actively looking for sponsors for the 2016 edition of AppSec Rio de la Plata.
If you are interested in sponsoring this event, please contact Kelly Santalucia

To find out more about the different sponsorship opportunities please check the following document: